Cedar Creek and Ruby Beach are part of the stunningly rugged and picturesque coastline of Olympic National Park in Washington State. Known for its dramatic scenery, Ruby Beach features striking stacks of driftwood, tide pools brimming with marine life, and impressive sea stacks rising from the ocean. The beach's name comes from the garnet-colored sands that provide a subtle yet beautiful reddish hue. The often fog-laden and misty atmosphere creates ethereal lighting perfect for photographers seeking moody seascapes. Aim to visit at low tide to explore the tide pools and capture unique rock formations. Sunrise and sunset provide the best lighting for dramatic shots. Dress in layers, as the coastal weather can change quickly, offering varying atmospheres for your photos.
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